Me too, I want it fixed also, same problem every year, we need the entire road at that street corner replaced!!! But for now we will be forced to live with patches as always, an uncountable amount of patches already exist!!!

This "road" is TERRIBLE. I ruined a tire on it 2 years ago. About a month ago my son ruined the tire and wheel on his truck. The "road" is NOT repairable. Scrape it down and replace it. I'd even settle for a dirt road there.

It is right by Schoolcraft Elementary school. Some child is going to get hurt while on the bus or by a car avoiding the holes. This will be far more dangerous and expensve than fixing the road.

I pay a LOT of taxes, and i ALWAYS vote. The Waterford & Oakland incumbents will not get MY vote, and the votes of others in the area, if this is not fixed before the next election!!

Here here! It's getting to where there are huge chunks of the road are missing and the potholes are a foot deep! Shame on the school and the church for refusing to pay their fair share for fixing Maceday Dr. from Williams Lk. Rd. to past Lotus Dr.!

This road has been fixed. It will probably need to be fixed again in 6 months, but closing this issue for now.

While I appreciate that this latest patch job has been done, and so far holding up better than previous ones, this road is FAR from fixed. Where exactly are the tax dollars we pay going?

Thank you to whoever patched the road, but it needs a permanent fix, not a temporary solution to a permanent problem.

The road was patched by the Road Commission for Oakland County.

Please see previous post concerning the road. Also, please understand that the Road Commission does not receive any of your property taxes (we're not part of Oakland County general governmetn). We are funded primarily through the state-collected gas tax and vehicle registration fees. Revenues from both these sources have been declining for five years now, after having been flat for nearly 10 years before that. Additionally, this is occuring against the backdrop of a state that has underfunded its roads for decades. According to US Census Bureau data, Michigan has been among the bottom 10 states in the nation in per capita state and local road funding for nearly 50 years. That means that we have all been paying less to maintain our roads than the residents of most other states. Ultimately, you get what you pay for, and in our case, that means inferior roads.

- Road Commission

More scare money was spent on this road. It was a minor improvement, but NOT a fix.

Probably only 1/2 of the needed asphalt was used.

Let us know in advance, and I'm sure a group of neighbors would be willing to lend a hand to reduce the cost!

Thank you for clearing that up for me Road Commission, I wasn't aware fully of that...maybe we should start having toll roads??????

I wouldn't even know where to begin with neighbors...any ideas?

If you can find a pot hole big enough to

Who is Jordan, and why does he feel he has the right to close something that A) someone else opened, and B) isn't fixed properly, which is the issue here...?